Sentence examples for streets setting from inspiring English sources

It has come!" residents rushed into the streets, setting off fireworks, dancing and beating steel plates in celebration.

Small groups of soldiers patrolled central streets, setting up checkpoints near key government buildings and monitoring demonstrators.

As news of his return spread, small groups of supporters took to the streets, setting off fireworks, chanting and painting his name on passing cars and buses.

Mr. Odinga's rejection of the vote count in 2007 sent his supporters pouring into the streets, setting off riots and killing members of other ethnic groups.

Bands of people swept up and down Jakarta's main streets, setting fire to cars, shattering windows in office buildings, and burning and pillaging stores.

But the vacation time potentially leaves even more people free to take to the streets, setting up the possibility of bigger clashes.

Wandering the empty weekend streets set us wondering who the Fox would appeal to.

(Fawcett said that Indians had told him legends that described "many streets set at right angles to one another").

Turn west before the Danube River and head toward a grid of neatly laid streets, set down among farms.

"We will block the streets, set up barricades," pledged Luciana Gasparini, the president of Via Merulana per L'Esquilino, a neighborhood group that is organizing a protest against the project.

Perched high on a hill, it's a beautiful maze of historic streets set alongside the most fantastic of all parks: Hampstead Heath.